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| Most wildlife injuries are a direct result of: |
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| Animals must be able to truly function as a wild animals by: |
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- Finding food
- Selecting mates
- Reproducing
- Showing appropriate fears
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True or False
One should never instruct the caller to care for the handling on their own. |
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| When you have a clear policy you do not want to: |
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| You do not want to euthanize an endangered species without contacting: |
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| Local and federal authorities for authorization |
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| Animals identifying with another species |
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| Animals becoming socialized to humans by association with foods or other comforts over a prolonged period of time |
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| Stage of development between nesting and fledgling |
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| Healthy diurnal birds should be fed how often in a day? |
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Once a day during the day
Remember: Owls are fed once a day in the evening |
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| How frequent should young avians be fed? |
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| Hatched and featherless birds |
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| Opening beak wide in order to be fed |
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| Baby squirrels can be released when they are: |
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| Babby rabbits can be released when they are: |
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| Baby opossum can be released when they are: |
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Baby deer can be released when they are: |
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| Weaned, this should be done in groups |
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| Baby raccoons can be released when they are: |
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| When releasing an animal you want to release them where? |
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| If possible, at there founding site |
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True or False
When taking care of a wild animal you want to have the least amount of handling. |
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